Environmental footprint of Ireland’s film and television industry examined in new report
A new report exploring the environmental footprint of Ireland’s film and television industry, as well as examining how the sector…
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37% of Irish consumers willing to pay more for food that supports the environment
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Increasing EU textile recycling rates could slash carbon emissions
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Study examines the ‘urgency’ of constitutionalising environmental rights in Ireland
Discussion on whether Ireland should enshrine environmental rights into its constitution remains a ‘live question, the urgency of which is…